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Supplier: elobau U.S., Inc.
Description: General information The angular measuring range is between 20° and 120°. The measuring principle is noncontacting (rotating magnetic field over hallsensor). The system is short circuit-proof (with unlimited short circuit duration). There is a mechanical stop at approx. 180°. The angle
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 10 to 120 degrees
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 185 F
- Output: Analog Voltage
- Technology: Hall Effect Sensor
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Description: Non-contact, intrinsically linear contact angle position sensors. The sensors operate through the use of Hall Effect technology with magnetic fields generated by permanent magnets. They provide a linear change in voltage output (ratiometric to the input
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 360 degrees
- Accuracy: 3.5 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: 302 F
- Vibration Rating: 8 g
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: The RTP Series Hall-effect Rotary Position Sensors provide non-contact sensing in harsh transportation and industrial applications at a competitive cost. These products take non-contact sensing to the next level by separating the magnet from the sensor body. The
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 50 degrees
- Accuracy: 2 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 257 F
- Output: Analog Voltage
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: The RTP Series Hall-effect Rotary Position Sensors provide non-contact sensing in harsh transportation and industrial applications at a competitive cost. These products take non-contact sensing to the next level by separating the magnet from the sensor body. The
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 60 degrees
- Accuracy: 2 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 257 F
- Output: Analog Voltage
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: The RTP Series Hall-effect Rotary Position Sensors provide non-contact sensing in harsh transportation and industrial applications at a competitive cost. These products take non-contact sensing to the next level by separating the magnet from the sensor body. The
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 50 degrees
- Accuracy: 2 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 257 F
- Output: Analog Voltage
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: The RTP Series Hall-effect Rotary Position Sensors provide non-contact sensing in harsh transportation and industrial applications at a competitive cost. These products take non-contact sensing to the next level by separating the magnet from the sensor body. The
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 350 degrees
- Accuracy: 2 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 257 F
- Output: Analog Voltage
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Supplier: AGI - American Grippers Inc.
Description: T-Slot bearing support for the carriage and end plate offers superior load bearing performance throughout the stroke. Compact lightweight unit with built-in air cylinder. Piston seals are U-cup type for long service life. Standard built-in stroke adjustment and stroke
- Stroke or X-Axis Travel: 0 to 2 inch
- Rated Speed: 2 to 12 in/sec
- Rated Force: 35 lbs
- Features: Adjustable Stroke, Bumpers / Cushions, Integral Sensor, Magnetic Switch, Non-rotating, Other, Shock Absorbers
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Supplier: Newport MKS
Description: include hall effect sensors and thermistor in a very compact size. Compared to iron core motors, the main advantage of ironless motors is better speed stability (no cogging) and shorter settling time, which is critical for fiber alignment applications. Low Cost of
- Stroke or X-Axis Travel: 0.9842525 inch
- Rated Speed: 19.68503937007875 in/sec
- Features: Electrical, Other
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Supplier: Newport MKS
Description: include hall effect sensors and thermistor in a very compact size. Compared to iron core motors, the main advantage of ironless motors is better speed stability (no cogging) and shorter settling time, which is critical for fiber alignment applications. Low Cost of
- Stroke or X-Axis Travel: 1.968505 inch
- Rated Speed: 19.68503937007875 in/sec
- Features: Electrical, Other
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Supplier: Newport MKS
Description: include hall effect sensors and thermistor in a very compact size. Compared to iron core motors, the main advantage of ironless motors is better speed stability (no cogging) and shorter settling time, which is critical for fiber alignment applications. Low Cost of
- Stroke or X-Axis Travel: 0.9842525 inch
- Rated Speed: 19.68503937007875 in/sec
- Features: Electrical, Other
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A novel compact PMSM with magnetic bearing for artificial heart application
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A methodology for FPGA-based control implementation
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Smart bearings: developing a new technique for the condition monitoring of rotating machinery
This sensorised bearing uses a single hall effect sensor in the seal attached to the bearing 's outer ring and a magnetic multipolar ring fixed to the rotating inner ring.
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High Field Magnets With HTS Conductors
A Hall — effect sensor placed in the bore of the inserts was used to measure the central magnetic field, which corresponded, in all cases, closely to the values based on the calculated field con- stants.
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Feed forward adaptive control of a linear brushless DC motor
LMBPMs consist of a base plane, some permanent magnets, two linear bearings for easing movement and a translator (equivalent to Rotor in rotary one) comprising 3 phase magnetic coil, iron core and Hall Effect sensors .
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Miniaturization of a Magnetically Levitated Axial Flow Blood Pump
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Chassis manual
The measuring principle is based on magnetic effects that come as hall or magnetoresistive sensor systems for insert. The image 7-77 shows a serienreifes intelligent bearing (here a ball joint) with integrated angular measuring …
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Chassis manual
The measuring principle is based on magnetic effects that come as hall or magnetoresistive sensor systems for insert. The image 7-77 shows a serienreifes intelligent bearing (here a ball joint) with integrated angular measuring …